ClutchReviews of clutch.co

Working with the Clutch.co team has been an excellent experience from start to finish. Their team is responsive, professional, and genuinely committed to helping businesses showcase their expertise and connect with the right clients. What stands out most is their dedication to maintaining a trusted platform built on authentic reviews and meaningful business connections.

Jeanette has been really friendly and communicative whenever there is an opportunity to contribute to Clutch articles. I enjoy sharing my thoughts on the topics they're writing about on the blog, and have seen them use my quotes in several articles. I appreciate them including my perspective and asking to contribute.

I posted a review on Clutch in reference to a company, Naked development that is ran by John Driscoll and Jason Martinez. The company is based out here in Irvine California. *Clutch will not post our reviews. *I'm in a group of over twenty plus people that have been scammed out of their life savings and money and ripped off by Naked development. *All of our claims are documented, with signed contracts and Clutch refuses to post our reviews. **Be very weary about clutch,and their dishonesty in the review posting. Clutch can not be trusted!!! They have resulted in over 2million dollars of money being stolen from local business owners. Clutch is not the answer and they are very dishonest. *** Notice the reply from clutch below. Clutch is telling all of us that we are violating their guidelines. However, we are just simply stating the truth and facts and trying to help others not get scammed by these people. Naked development is not to be trusted. Please beware of John Driscoll and Jason Martinez. They have taken several people's life savings. ***Thank you trust pilot!! We all in our group appreciate your honesty and allowing us to voice our concerns. God bless and be safe out there.

We’ve had a really positive experience working with Clutch on PPL so far. What I appreciate most is the support team’s responsiveness and willingness to help when something needs to be reviewed. The support team has been very easy to communicate with, and whenever we had questions, they handled them quickly. Overall, we’ve had a good experience with Clutch PPL. The platform has brought us relevant opportunities and feels like a reliable channel for connecting with companies that are actively looking for services

You might as well set your cash on fire, unfortunately, you'd get the same result as with Clutch. Very disappointed!

I subscribed to a paid Clutch.co service for approximately one year. During that period, I did not receive any meaningful business benefit or leads that justified the subscription cost. Before the renewal date, I requested cancellation and received confirmation that the subscription had been cancelled. Despite this confirmation, my card was charged again. The payment was refunded several days later, but the amount returned was approximately $9 lower than the amount charged. I have requested clarification regarding the reason for the charge after cancellation and the missing amount. Another concern is that, while using the platform, I received multiple unsolicited emails from third parties offering to provide fake reviews. I cannot confirm any connection between those senders and Clutch.co, but these messages significantly reduced my confidence in the review ecosystem. Based on my experience, companies considering a paid subscription should carefully evaluate the expected benefits, confirm the cancellation terms in writing, and monitor their card statements after cancellation.

All the businesses I had the pleasure to work with on Clutch were professional, and the quality was great from the first moment. I also set up my agency on the website, and I am getting leads and high-quality traffic, which I love.

I wanted to give a great review for a remarkable business experience, but Clutch wouldn't post it. Clutch tried to force me to bow to its AI attendant-thinking platform, which is pathetic. If I can't write a review in my own words, then Clutch doesn't deserve to exist.